In a world where patients are treated more like diagnosesi and not human beings, it is refreshing to know that there are Docotors like Dr Schultz still practing. She not only address the medical needs of her patients but sees and treats her patients as whole people addressing their phychological needs as well as their physical needs. She is very hands on with her patients and will do whatever is necessary and best for her patients even if it goes against popular opinion. She is never to busy to answer all questions, explain in detail treatment options, calm my fears or wipe the tears away when they come. No woman should have to hear those words "you have breast Cancer", if I had to hear them, I am so thankful that I heard them from Dr Schultz, whose love and compassion for her patients come first. I wear the scar on my chest proudly, not only as a breast cancer survivor but as a reminder of the compassionate loving care that I recieved from Dr Schultz

Submitted March 11, 2013

Dr. Shultz can't be trusted to adhere to the agreed upon surgical plan. She came in pre-op to mark my wife while she was being sedated and she marked a more aggressive and risky incision one that we had not agreed to. She performed surgery on my wife without informed consent. She doesn't have the tallent or skills to perform nipple sparing mastectomies and has almost cost my wife one of her nipples. She didn't expect me to be back in pre-op which leads me to believe that she practices this unethical treatment of patients on a regular basis. She never intended on following the plan we worked out and agreed to she just said she would so we would allow her to perform this surgery. She can't be trusted and if you are looking for a surgeon I suggest you look elsewhere. We will never use her again.

Submitted Oct. 13, 2012